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Syndrome Scotopic Sensitivity |
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Syndrome - Behaviors Associated with Individuals with Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome may: o Lose their place on the page easily o Skip words, lines, or reread words or lines o Squint, open their eyes wide, rub their eyes, or have red and watery eyes o Be able to see only a small portion of page in focus - the rest may be blurry o Move around or move the book in order to get it in focus o Display a short attention span because of eye strain or fatigue while reading o Experience nausea because of movement seen on the page o Get a headache after reading for awhile o Shade the page or move it to avoid glare o Be fidgety or restless while reading o Prefer to read in a dim light o Make errors when copying from the board o Misalign numbers in math problems |
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o Have slow and choppy
reading o Reading is boring o Poor reader o Avoids reading o Rereads for comprehension o Lack of sustained attention o Shows strain and fatigue Specific Reading
Difficulties Complaints While
Reading Observations While
Reading Complaints When
Using Computers Writing Mathematics Music Depth Perception |
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